Nigheag Bheag a Bhroin / Lavendière de nuit
`~A ballad by Ruth Asch, based on Breton folklore. (Advisory: violence/death) Marie had worked the day away, upon the harvest field, to earn the bread for that new child her body would soon yield.…
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The Last Sunset
~By Stephanie Piro It was a glorious sunset. Erik stood on the tiled portico of the palace he had designed for the Shah and admired this natural work of art. He leaned back against a…
This Solitude Through Which We Go: Thoughts Upon the Nature of Hell
Hell, like Heaven, is in many ways set apart from our knowing, and as with all things that are so, we grasp it through metaphors and conceive it through hyperbole. It is the garbage dump,…
Return to Middle Earth: A Lord of the Rings Story
Author’s Note: This story is written solely for my own amusement, and with all due respect to Tolkien. Any changes made to his original characters, and the times in which they lived, are only for…
The Glory Be
~by Ronnie Smith “There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle … Science without religion is lame, religion without…
The Archer and the Moon
Archer pulls back Reaching deep into What lay behind. Tension builds and Arms tremble with The Strain of expansion’s Bow of grace. Sight is set Precise and sure In its intention To claim for its…
A Survey of Belief
A friend of mine attending a Bible college recently had to do a worldview survey for class. As such, she posted 17 deep philosophical questions about our worldview for us to answer. Interestingly, I found…
The Wellspring Chalice
~By Dominic de Souza A series of short, fairy-tale stories to illustrate points of Christian Faith and the Sacramental Life, to be assembled in a book called ‘The Catechism Tales’. Let me know what you…
Entrance of Journey
~by Amanda Pizzalotto (alias Aurora Mandeville) To be standing here means that you have been chosen To free the people of evil and hearts that are frozen. Achieving this goal is by no means easy;…
Castle Warlock: A Translator’s Preface
In my introductory remarks to Robert Falconer, my first MacDonald translation, I claimed that the hero's search for a father was the novel's central theme. The reason I have chosen Castle Warlock as its successor…